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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Oldest of the sciennc.-

MetaIlurgy Is the oldest of the sciences. IL WAS born In ths efforts of the alchemists to tTansmuts metals into gold, and has come down through the centuries less changed than any other scienca While the earliest records are not full and complete, the alloys made in thoso old ages, and the sic-s found about some of the oldest workshops discov- erod, soms of them dating back to the ngc of Moses, show pretty clearly what the metal lurgical methods of thoso days wsre, and show that they were much the sane as the methods now fin usa The slags give proof that liue was uSod ns it Is used now, and that sulphur was bugbeaT as 1t is now. What advances have been nlnde bavc been more of mechanical uature than in the way of dis covering new laws or principles of chemistry Public Opinion
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Arizona Resources and Aspirations,

Delegate III. A. Smith, of Tombstone: Aris says it will not be very long until b,s TerTisory will be m coalition Go ask for admission tO ibe Union. We have nos 6 population Of 100000. end Gt the oresent rste of increase we will have the reduired number of inhabitants, think l, in a short time. For years Arizons has had @ great tiaAting population, but 10" tt is rapidly filling up wish settlers who have eo1e 10 stsy.
 "WhRt causes it? Why, the receos realization inst AEizOnG is going 70 oo one af the finest Ssnies In tho UnioD. No better grazing lands ere found Gny- where, and tho cattle 6usIness ot iho territory is fast assuniOg an importance thst is astonishing tho older regions, Then tat YIiHss Cf .rIsCDs arc TIch HDd numerous, md it7 E;ueral wealth rivals tbt.s of She IDoss i1Slogs mining siAlo5 and .srri.oTis6. aEEIr, the fsrt.llsT oi ATiEona cni. is u1-u.1 GsseJ, aad tho Tlcs valleys arJ beng sGbisotcd t0 0Ifr. h,ion. Wherever IHE.SatiCn .5 posslSla, .ssIi-s sre laid ouG and fields ard bTougEs cultivation. AHy thing and CveTy'hirZ sht.t can bs grown IO ;te tsGPos:-iu's or ssIai-trOpical zones, osU Go P!C1g1 10 Arizona, aUG it pEo-'ise Co Do cue oi oi She Tichost agricultural regions il tie country.
 "Tho most iDportGa. question in which Arizona a interested Is the Geyel- opmens ot ,he irrigation sys;oIn. Where stfeGms exist, irrigation is a0E practices bic, bn; it is proposed 10 rink a number cf ar.es.an wells tos She irrigation of tEe land away from She rivers. The earth q1akes of last spfiuE developed tho fact that water exists in great qarus.tics De- LeGth the surface. In several places the earth wLs opened a1t the wa!s- forced itself upward and flowed in gres; vol tune for days, until recurring shocks closed .hs creviCes. From what depth It came is nO. known, 0u; tbe incident has suggested She prsctIcahili.y of arte sian well s0d 8n si5oii wIll be made 10 obtain national aid. Indeed, 1 believe sSe ariesion well experiment. should be tried in many portions of the West and Southwest, and that It IS the duty of Congress Co conduct CT al least direct them"
 In speaking of She probable political complexion of ATiEOna, MI. Smith ex- pressed the opinion that Bs 6 stste if would bo democratic. My predecessor was elected as a republican, said he, " but my majority s9 democrat was greater thsn the fnEJOIitJ by which he was elected. Of course a teg years may change the pol.tos of ArIzoEs, but be- lieve i. will be demOsfatic,
 "Mhst do yol ,Sink about .he admis- sion of DGkO.a" was asked.
 "Oh, yell. don't believe any action sill be taken sLis winter regarding Dakosn or any other territory, which Ioay apply for admission. Indeed, ] th!nk ArizOaa wIil get. into the UnIOb just es soon Es Dakota, While no olIort IS being made In bchslf of Ariz 1na, the question may be ag'ta;sd next year, and Dakota, Washington, Montana, As.z5nI and New Mexico admitted together. This, you see. will give the democrats 8 balance of power, and in consequence there need Uo Bo opposition to tbs move mert for statehood. .'-Globe-D
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
CONCENTRATE YoUn vIrALrrz

One of the secrets of health is the eon- centration of vitality. The recruiting of the vital principle is done eEectuslIT by BRANDRETB's PILLs. "Ilealth fp5s happiness in the Ders sense of eriSs- ence." BRASDRETH's Pms belp natura to reassert her own when she has beeo forced to vsSsts ber stronghold in the body. When an enemy attacks a fort all the forces are concentrated at the point Of attack to resist the onslaught So with ise lO1y. BRANDREFiI's Pms
 oncentrate all one's vitality to throw od ihe encroachlng disease. Get BRASp- sxEG's PuIA- De sure to take DO other
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your sppe- tite is poor, you are bothered with head ache, you gre fdgeity, nervous, and gen orally out of forts, and wsnts Jo brace up. Brace up, but not with stimulsnts, spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap whIskey, and which stimulate you for CD hour, and then leave you in worse con dition than before, What you want is sn alternative that will puri'y your llood, stGrt hesltAy cctlcn 0f Liver and kidneys, restore your vitality, and give Isnewed health and 5tFength. Such medicine you will fud in Electric Bit ters, and only 50 cents a bottle st Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Murder at San ROsalia, Lower Cali.
 fOFnia.

On the night of Nov. l0th, st Santa Rosslia, Lower CaliioFnia, q Mexican
 nsned Valdez in the employ of the French Copper Company. watching tle torrls. Tas quietly s-e1 q-lg Siih Us IllssTess, when some CEt Tapped at the ooOs. The woman asked who was theEe, and was ans Sesed with the question, "who is with ycug" She answered, Wal dez," snd immediately tie door Was thrown open and the murderer threw two large stones at the sleeping man. The first one struck Valdez on the stom- ach, the second one struck him on the head, and rolling of struck the woman on her head. iniCring her considerably. Valdez lived about three hours after. The authorities, so far as heard, have not succeeded in securing the murderer. ItappeArs that Valdez had wife living a. some other place, and the authorities have placed her under arrest as sn sc- complice. The stones being SO large, 1t is said that a woman could not handle them, and therefore it is believed thst she vas the instisstor and hired some man to commit the deed.-RecoFd'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
The Most Enrnred nInrfaI

Of an classes of musicians the singer is the most favored, and the mortal who Is gifted with a fine voice iS luckier individual than the one who possesses the higher faculties of intelligence. The composer who has labored for months. perhaps years, to complete an opera ts not paid ss much for his whole work as the prima donna who sings the principal role during single representation Rossini, for example, received only sI,2OO for tbe opera of the ~Bsxbes of Seville" while the prima donnas receive often fabulous sums for singing 1t oEce.-Ausic and Drama
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Mnsie of Tissre Withont Rennir-

Vigor begins to decline when dyspep- sia invades the stomBch. Tbe disease. prolonged through neglect, entails griev- ous and serious waste ot the muscular tissue. To inyigOrsse thoroughly and speedily, strong stomschic Is required. There Is none comparable to Hostetier's Stomach BiitsTs, since is institutes, and it continued. perpetuRie5 Q repair of the tIssues, which msy hsve declined in bulk vigor and elasticity, in consequence of non-sssiuilation of the food. No time fhould c= los, m beginning the repara- iIyl ETDl,-t, Lc- sGa-i1 iSeso be aay Geiay ia removing these ailments of ire Cue1t occurrence, which contribute to. md foster an eufeebled condition of the stomach and 1ervos, viz: constipation md liver complaint, disorders which the Bitters will assuredly extinguish. IL also remedies ard prevents mslsrisl and kidney troubles. nnd is Q prime suxiliary in the recovery oi strength for couysles- cents from wasting disease.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
m. FRYE, Secretary, per HARRY PATEMAN,
 Secretary pro tenn.
,JuIIet
J. s. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman,


 Miss MGther, who opens 10 I.ied' $ Opera HOuse on Monday night, IS sn
 American girl ana beT professional re- cord is a phenomenal ono. No other actress hes in this generation achieved suoh o briliisB. and rapid success. Since her dramatic debut five years ago. her career has been one steady triumph No other actress receives from the press a. tue present tino SO many favorable and hattegiDZ nutIce5. Ths greatest drsmstIc critics Of The county psy her homage, and lovers of Shskespearan drama who witness her productions pro- noUnee them tO be tAe mes; intelligent of those immortal works. InboTn dramatic genius, uncommon physical bc0u,F, s1d studIOus pe-svveT- snce are elements which have been com bIued ln Mics Nather tO produce the pleasing results which hsve marked her efforts from the beginning. A record of iriumphs has been the history of Mics Mether's dramatic progress. In her great characieriZatioa of Julie. she will give her SlS;h performance Monday night. The play vas given in New York pity for seventeen consecutive weeks; and afteTwB.d in Baltimore, Philadelphis Chicago and San Francisco Inst season for two weeks to Bn unpre- iscauted hueinp-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Our College Presidents.

An eminent writer, showing what an excel lent thing is a college education, cites the fact that there have been seventeen presidents of the United States, and eleven of the seven- teen were college men, sixty-Gve per cent Well, that's SO But let's weigh these presf- dents on the finer scales us long as we're going into statistics Who were the presidents who never went to college at all, and precious little to any schooli Washington, Jackson, Lincoln -oh. well; the college may have the other fourtesn; it's hardly worth while counting any further-New York Star.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Rrc,.l,n,a a--t.a s.I-o

The Besi sslye in the world for Cuts, Bruisos, Soser. U.c1--. Ssi5 Rheum- Fever S'Tc1, I1'i5z- cl12rc' Hands. l-.. s -l '-.- Ec-p- t'-5, ana r---- Piles. oF uc .ty -------l-. ~ i5 guaranteed to give 6Et-s. s-i-s.------i cr money refunded {. 'sl1e -- --ns- qc- box ECJ ssss by Geo.
 form.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
uNPKFCEpEHTED ATTRACTIOFSl U OVER A MILLION oIsTHIBCTED. Capital Prize, S300, 900.
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LoFisiaf3 Stat9 Lottery CGFIaly,

I1-csucratsJ i1 isSs for % years bY tho Leg ialst-r- fr- f1ucstiOnsi .ct CnlritJ.ble puT- Du5sE-1.tn @ 2!ts! of tiG0o0o-tr which reseT-o fund 1f Oger s1jC,5G0 has sl9ce boen add-G
 It. lr rnnd Single Humber Drawings takO ptars monthly. and Eho Sesni-Anuual As--v1-E5 -tEulariF avc-y six ooaths t1i --u --l4-- ls- sUl-l llCr.5
 -la hlr-1- CzT-,}g lsat vcsupo-yi5e the ar rtk1 r-s frrU Ul .l, M .l.l,y and -li ,nnuRi DrGviuss. Os Tho A-oJials-ls S-ate i. s1-Ty Com pa1g. ssl lI Qersu1 LallE- and control the .irE -t.-f .aaf1r-lVc-. and -4s- t'r saEl5 is soud-C --. 7.I-F clIe. ts- -.'ruCas, and Ia gOOi iaitr 'nF-T1 aA c-rtIls. and v- authorize shs Com ..aF e. laC tti- c-rt I-1t~ .ei.h fac 5.1.l-cs of our s,sl--1rss attached, in -ls Rd v1rti .1aElar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
A WIndow of shcn.

Its windows were curiosity, the first bod ever seen in India wbere tho panes were of the pearl oyster shell, cut thin, and about an inch and half square. This was the Por- euguese window. The labor of making great windows of such small pieces of shell neatly cut and smoothed must have been immense. even for one building. At least one-half tho light was obstructed by the shell strata, and when one adds to this tbe wooden framing for the shells, there must have been a eonsid- eraole addition to the seni-opaqueness. But tben this is India, and it Is always study to keep out the glare ot the s1n-Rarpers Magaxina
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
A Dead Sure ming on Frank Gnlett

Frank GilletE. Of the city Norfolk, the lucky holder of one-tea,h part of ticket 6l. .S93 in the LouIsisus State Lottery. drawing S5OO00 on the 18th inst, re- ceived package yesterday by the Wells Fargo Express containing 250 crisp twenty dollar bills. Returns were made in just nine days from the time the tick et vss forwarded from here for collec- tion.-Norfolk (Neb News, Sept. 29th,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10

llpgr.cl, Key Ness and donestio ci- Fs-s. An1l1s=z ce-t on draught, lunches Ind ssndvlcls- @ Juits Club Saloon fn1 t1Csr otOc5. A iFesh lot of Care ! nss Henry Clay and Cont.nsnte 255 ( oigars, just received. A flesh line of fIeXicsn and Lssso cigars received to- 6sy. She EuOCks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
ys.aas-s Leads

Iei{e-a ara cortinuahg rrTi7ing Gsz-' lar Tho Vri.s of p51lic is2lC, aOd gou'e yreka 9 rscLCst tE-. aG-i s1 bcc'lfe 6ouscs fer pe1pil Ess iiT5 sr l1d-f2 G. Tll'a7is and Ulio. Fms tgisss from the fsct thst people ealt arc -nt ilfef-4et n inc lend laws. and sLMt l5sS Sii thss i5 necessary in taking claim i5 for t5e u.oers Go lj1 fled hg sG cgelt, and then they can pay ou! on tte lad She 5alco as thcugh tEe puro.laso E1s Iron. 1.iVste indiys5-1ls.
 Any pcr-cE szceT. -7.llars 1nd sol dier- hslrs cy.st -.ake siidsyit that they are gcguaist-I ll chC had they aye elterir7, ord si1, make sc.davlt that Co sse bsst of sheis EuJS,ojge tGsse is 10 yuirefa. ca the s--sa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
soLDIEBs RouEsTEADs.

6cldieEB wh1 served n the United ! Siales aST1y ,oE ninety days and wsrs | tcncraDly GiacbEy-Ci aud hove lived ! loyal ic tse gOvcT-rcCut con file declGr- l r.crE 5s1tev1Cn'3 .l one hrndrCd and siZty uczsj ci -Eegut land, by an | cEe8s through the pc Eer Ct attorney iE
 e form prescribed ty i8w. Thls powor
 csn Ce crc9ae.d hcf7ra 2 notary public sCyEEcs3 ia tro UuIs53 States, and
 sCr8 ,o s5Ue TsLSsiC aEJas wto will se- iect sh5 quarter seoslOn o6 land and file ou t for .be soldier. Ih;g tiiuc vii absolutely hold ;he lsnt !or eix raontha without sa6 residence Cg c.aInnas. bt tte cpd oS Six months tha so,dIeF must
 begin sJsIdc1Cc sci llaks mother nlinR, cGiiCC tho Ensl clt-I, Ct whiah time ho pays E Zee tis saE-5 co n home stead eases. Eoitiars are c5r1pelied to Live 0t lecst ore ycrr Cu shsJ- ciuins, but they csn deduct :SCis s-rgice as a soldier from thc fvo yoc-a Tecuisod by the common hCEestead -nd thus get their pesent m shorter time than hc who has pot served his oCdDsTF hs @ soldier. Soldiers EI1JUC a.3 entitled 10 uEe the decesssd husband 1Sfvioe while in tbe var, 10 assist ka. i4 proving GD 6 claim, sud if the widow is daGC. then one of Enc minor keirs can us5 jbe right: bus I. mu5i be done through thc guardian os ihe child. Widows aud 0spascs O! sol diers will nc. Dc Tcc1ire5 to cultivate the land or to personally Go the work bat csn calsa sae ssTae to Do done b others ca2eble to dO practical farming. Good SGish and oultivstic1 % sbe best of :he ability of olsi--ant is al that the law sCGGlres.
 The auOye viii show tE0es in the east Eho do n0s understand .he law govern- 'ug tSe public c0-aGius thGt it is inpos- Iiblo for ;hsn to GcqsIso .aud in this Oounsry v.shoSi Lcco1.ng e resident md with the e2ceptica o- scld!ers claims he applicant must appear ia person aud zaov Soz-esEiIg % ,he land h8 desires.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
PGlaca HofeI.

Hereafter, day board at the Palace Eo.sl viii be e5 per week; 50 ets. her meal or three Iaaals for SI. The best of h1srd tdrriEhed.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Tucson Transfer and Commission

Tucson Transfer and Commission
 Ageny. General express, drsysge, hack busi- ness. Baggage called for and delivered to all parts of the city. Passengers taken Co and from trains; sick calls, and important messages, st. tended to day or night. All kinds of business attended to on commission. Correspondence solicited. Leave orders at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s office.
 RoBT. RArxsBuzY,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Card of Thanks

To h. P. Freeman Esq The Board of Trustees of the Tucson Free Public Library desire to render their heartfelt thS nks for your nunificepi donation of one hundred ard ff'y-six valuable works of FictIon, History, Bloc rsphy, Science etc, receIved by them snd in dO,ng SO fully believe they are expressing the sentiments of all people having the interests of the Library end the intellectual advancement of the st heart.
 J. s. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman. HARRY PATENAS,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10

An oil City, Pa, man claims the prize for sunfiowers, having one in bis garden that measures flfty-four inches in circumference.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10

All that was bid for Q lion andfour lionesses at a sale in Bennington was GJo0 The show business is poor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10

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 Le kseLHu's CclIen OFntn,ert For -Ae elective hcaiirgof SvpbiIi.ic SorrS And eruptions- Price sI % DOT Rox Lc EichsD-s Golden Pst.s-Verxa i-i'd L'-in treS'ucCts ilss Of pl:ys--I now. zf eAcees or Over-~ori-, ProStratioo etr Price Sj % Der Rex. Tonic and NervIno.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
BIlEse 1a hand DH-. l-.. '-s---- Head aud approved.

 The cGairo4l1 ssp5T.ld having esel lAe mayor sa reference Co sIpply of iGei aud cleaning e, LiJ-GEy Hall, and 70 tay- :E2 received L.s susaLcs Shat the cit ja!inr shOull al.riC..y supervise tass- matters m the iut4s,.
 The EecIG GtsEy reported receipt of stepladder n accordance with resolution of last meeting.
 Tie Oonui.5ss oa BaH reported, H'i arrangements ce,lI,e;ei satisfactorily, aud the tickstz aeil 1g E0G=raIeiy well Tine Secrets.y informed the Board oi the donation by fir. I. T. Fseeusa, of lJ6 volumes, and the Trustees having duly iEsp-l:Ci tho taokF, instructed tLe Secretary toc1Lv-y tl,is ncssiieit hanks to thC 3Oae-, aa5 co publish a CIId ID ihe Tac0Oa Clrrzrs embracing the same.
 Resolved that certain duplicate vol tunes of Hsyden's Reports to be given to Mr. Otto Metsohke, he to give the Ii brsry SD equivalent in booss, subject t. the approval of the Chairman. Adjourned until Thursday, December Stb, gi s ?. n.
 J. s. MANSFIELD,
 Chairman, u. FRYE, Secretary,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10

id5IsSs Registered lsiisis t5 NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL. BANK,
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 hEMEM bi-k that tho payment oS all Tr.ze ia GU AtANTt ED BY FOUR NATIONAL '. BANiAS cs Dew Crica-s- and the Tickets sIs sigraf sy .-s Gls-itsl. ef or irss' t on. y.ho, , cfir -er a' rs-5 are rcca,.E.-1d i- tls iIgLes ( Car therefore bewsys of suy i-,; ssti,1s CT g. Ds.Ea-oIs scAarlas-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
Tns.ea F.ee Puln: Llbrary.

R,rr'ar monthly meeting December Pod. 1887.
 Piesect-MeedGnes Fish. FIorsheiu and Eaie, HessEs. Mansfield, OsboIn saG PstemEu.
 minutes of previous meeting read ana approved.
 Report of Library for month ending November 5Jsh, icSi. No. books ssken from hbrsry .2l1 No readers during the month. .I40 Read snd approved. Report of Treasurer for moath ending November 3Oth. 1887: Balance ou hand Nov. ist----------Sl1tj i6 70 cI-T NarraDts For ucs UcE------ = To ccnCtisls Ccei-et-------------- =
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
EE--CtsPEF1ag

C=cf--- ZIG --Fr tt-i every person
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 IL5 2rss ro4 1lSsl1s-i ll ..sA-i.s e pre- czp.iCn is 70 select ihs ,Ear'c- section eesired. 5od Gscct-aia fsJu. .ia Land gGi-c TuscEd iGst 4 ls y.c... ana slo- .sci 20 .u..y. lie i-Ust t5.E i-sEg scEs iic p5Jyo o1zslts. Rot e,iak -p s-akeS. 1rs IasEa s-wc satstsati-i improve uss1.e. asS t--es sr5-l:a l.s-ig dass tie
 a ,i-.s.c-y s...t,l,-at tcT ;-c land lI ao .sosl l,-lc -Llcl- tl.s i-.a IJT winch arc sl..a ,.Gl.,.l-. A r-s.l,-cl must be sst.i..a ah.- e. t-.s lad e.-.- ;.-- iH-pro7- uasnts nra frss eegu-, a-G o cC1!iCuous rsssds-cc ts 0cl,-aly-F,
 Alter s s9pcrcU1 IosidG.es upon 8 prs-emY;lcn ic- six l.oCs1z settlement can be pfovCL lu1 tle SsvcFnleut prlce 5o-rg pad, t5e-1 viA e. final FCcei9. ,4sEcd 70 thG ls1-, li..5ri EEt -n case aIshgf Gocs I1s .as.I- t1 Caahs G1sl 5-s-t at tS- -r- c. ri- ---.i-.-, G5 l4- LuG is:cc ---cil- E--E .&o tine Ec -.gl. -.h-.-E.t-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-10
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 MI5CELLAN41GCS 5-A-- Location Notices. minins Deeds, Real Esrzt3 Ds5fU, Real Estate mOr-gA@ee, Power Of AssO--oT. Leases, Pond for Deed to M,rin- Pror0.-v. Acknowlsdg1ncnts, ACknowledSueEts fIr Ni-- El- ,..sC. AEidayits .; Publication, Notice Of Mining Claim. Road Station Receipts
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